Six Feet Under - Nate's death

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Published by SixFeetUnderCroatia at 04/23/2011 14:15 Like

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Season 5; episode 9

Nate's last moments in SFU...

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Elrique Suave, at 06/15/2013 19:52, says:
"You look tired..." "I am..." So much meaning!!! Nate went through so much in his life.
agyvonne, at 06/15/2013 17:02, says:
you said it perfectly; thank you
silvyadav, at 06/03/2013 12:58, says:
I remember the episode in which Nate had his first surgery at his head and i really thought he would die. Now he's really dead, and i could not believe it... Wow such a great show, and a great end.
jstephenj, at 05/15/2013 04:04, says:
Actually, they're sharing the dream. It starts out as Nate's dream and ends with David.
loungeblogger, at 05/14/2013 07:51, says:
why thank you, that's so sweet :-)
Hellsconsort, at 05/14/2013 03:47, says:
You sound like a vicious feminazi. I'm guessing you've been a bitch to at least one guy and he cheated on you.
The19towers, at 04/21/2013 04:33, says:
"What's with the grip man?" "Where's your suit? "So fkn weird,I had this whole other idea of you,thought you were this completely other person" In other words,in another life... "standin' at the station..."
Cyndi Montoya, at 03/25/2013 12:57, says:
I've been watching this show since season 1...and never really understood this scene. Thanks for the breakdown--it completely makes sense :)
Alistair102040, at 03/21/2013 20:26, says:
I know that David was asleep but atleast he was by his brothers side when he passed, he didnt die alone.
AwesomeDutchmen, at 03/03/2013 11:59, says:
I agree, mostly. I think this is both their dreams overlapping. Remember how the episode is called ''Ecotone'', the place where two biomes overlap. I think from the moment the darker light appears, with David in his suit, David's dream starts. Before that is all Nate's dream I think.
IcarusTrebonius, at 03/01/2013 00:45, says:
It's so fucking WAAARM. Looks like the NARM is still there.
msartlover, at 02/09/2013 12:49, says:
Best show on the human experience. This personally represents what I've always thought, Death is not to be feared but that they save the best for last. Like being born. Anyway, this scene resonated in my heart in such a big way !
loungeblogger, at 01/17/2013 09:47, says:
I'm so glad he died, couldn't stand him and the way he treated women. selfish bastard!
SixFeetUnderCroatia, at 01/06/2013 11:02, says:
welcome.
ukue, at 12/25/2012 20:51, says:
thanks for the spoiler
fudgsicles, at 12/20/2012 20:03, says:
you realize tht nate would have never had this AVM brain condition and died if t werent for brenda fighting with him in the car that one day? when he swerved off the road, the blunt skull trauma caused this fatal condtion. i never liked brenda and this is the main reason why. I MISS YOU NATE!
HumanDrillBit, at 11/19/2012 06:38, says:
Excellent analysis! I concur with you. Masterful job on your part! A+!
rbk17, at 11/05/2012 07:55, says:
David e x t e r :)
pixargod, at 10/31/2012 14:57, says:
Beautifully done death. It just shows that inspite of all his fears through out the series Nate embraces what's coming to him.
Nicolai Lenskjold, at 10/31/2012 13:57, says:
In the hallucination, am I the only one who think of Shaggy when I see Dave? :D
TheCrazyphuck, at 10/12/2012 08:21, says:
I've never seen a show like Six Feet Under that tangles my emotions more about a subject like death
jstephenj, at 10/10/2012 11:04, says:
Good observation. Also, I noticed that this last season used birds a couple times in the last season. The white dove at Nate and Brenda's wedding picking at their wedding cake, and the bird that Nate killed at his birthday party. I took the dove as being Lisa -- unwanted and unwelcome, and the intruding bird in Nate's house was sort of a foreshadowing of his death. The birds taking that final plunge into the ocean was a great effect, although I'm not sure if the producers were being deliberate.
flowerchild69, at 10/10/2012 01:45, says:
There is a reference to Castaneda in the Sopranos. Dr. Melfi mentiones him and Tony thinks he's some latino boxer lol
Federico Rodriguez, at 09/28/2012 03:17, says:
Also, when Nate says "that's why we came here" he could be talking about that they born to face problems and their own emotional bullshit, Nate always had this kind of illuminated. But, in this part is when I realise that your analysis is more consistent than mine. (it was to long for 1 post, sorry ^^)